Your privacy matters here. This explains what we collect, why we collect it, and how we protect it — in plain English, not legalese.
We collect only what we need to make the experience genuinely useful. Nothing more.
Everything we collect serves a clear purpose. We use your data to make the experience feel like it was built for you — because it is.
Tailoring recommendations and conversation context to your actual interests, not generic guesses.
Refining recommendations and conversation quality — your feedback and interaction history shape what the AI suggests next. We don’t train our own models on your data.
Detecting fraud, preventing abuse, and keeping your account safe.
Responding to questions, resolving issues, and making sure things actually work.
You own your data. Here’s what that means in practice.
Request a copy of everything we have on you, in a readable format.
Update or fix inaccurate information through your account or by contacting us.
Ask us to delete your data. We’ll comply, subject only to legal retention requirements.
Export your data in a machine-readable format to take with you wherever you go.
We keep data for as long as it’s useful, then delete it. We protect what we hold.
Kept while your account is active, deleted within 90 days of a closure request.
Retained for up to 12 months for service improvement, then anonymized.
Retained for up to 3 years to improve recommendations. Deletable on request.
All data is encrypted in transit, and the site runs on managed infrastructure with access limited to its author. If there’s ever a breach affecting you, you’ll be notified promptly — because it’s the law where applicable, and the right thing to do everywhere else.
The conversational AI and recommendation engine use your data to personalize responses. Here’s the honest version of what that means.
Your conversation history, reading preferences, and stated interests inform the AI’s responses during a session.
Conversations are logged to improve response quality. You can request deletion of your conversation history at any time.
If we make material changes to this policy, we’ll notify you by email or through the site at least 30 days before they take effect. Minor updates (like fixing a typo) won’t trigger a notification, but the “Last Updated” date will always reflect the most recent revision.
Privacy questions, data requests, or concerns — there’s a real person on the other end of this. I aim to respond within 30 days, usually much faster.